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Jane Howard
Pierce Howard
Jane and Pierce join Jim to discuss how to make sure your personality works for you and not against you.
Jane Howard
Pierce Howard
Jane and Pierce join Jim to discuss how to make sure your personality works for you and not against you.
Howard, a diplomat of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, talks to Jim about how the emphasis on happiness at work is important. They also discuss who the Dalai Lama is.
Jane Howard
Pierce Howard
Pierce and Jane join Jim to talk about vacations and what they have to do with personality.
Jane Howard
Pierce Howard
Pierce and Jane join Jim to talk about vacations and what they have to do with personality.
Jane Howard
Pierce Howard
Jane and Pierce join Jim and talk about the different personalities of customers and how to better serve them knowing what you know. They go on to talk about traits needed to accomodate customers needs.
Jane Howard
Pierce Howard
Jane and Pierce join Jim and talk about the different personalities of customers and how to better serve them knowing what you know. They go on to talk about traits needed to accomodate customers needs.
Jane Howard
Pierce Howard
Pierce and Jane talk to Jim about how personality plays a role in starting a business. Pierce shares the different types of personalities and which ones you need to succeed. Jim, Pierce, and Jane discuss how to use all types of personalities in businesses.
Jane Howard
Pierce Howard
Pierce and Jane talk to Jim about how personality plays a role in starting a business. Pierce shares the different types of personalities and which ones you need to succeed. Jim, Pierce, and Jane discuss how to use all types of personalities in businesses.
Pierce Howard
Pierce talks with Jim about applying brain power effectively in the operation of our businesses. Pierce reports the results of research that shows that 90% of all training dollars is wasted. Methods of training discussed are mass training versus spacing training out over time. The research shows that retention improved when training is delivered over time instead of all at one time. The guys talk about ways to maximize your training budget and the effectiveness of your organization, including some of the new electronic capability.